November 03, 2025
The Eighth Circuit is standing by a decision that let Minnesota continue banning mandatory anti-union meetings, opting Monday not to rehear a challenge to the law filed by a coalition of business groups that the court had tossed on standing grounds.
October 14, 2025
An Eighth Circuit panel majority was right to find that a coalition of business groups can't challenge Minnesota's ban on mandatory anti-union meetings because officials aren't about to wield the law against those organizations, the state said in a filing Tuesday, urging the full court not to rehear the appeal.
September 18, 2025
The Eighth Circuit should revive an employer coalition's challenge to a Minnesota law that lets workers walk out of mandatory anti-union meetings without fear of punishment, the coalition argued, asking the court to rethink its recent decision to throw out their lawsuit.
September 03, 2025
A split Eighth Circuit panel on Wednesday reversed a decision letting proceed a challenge to Minnesota's law banning mandatory anti-union meetings, saying an employer coalition doesn't have a case because state enforcers have said they don't intend to enforce the law.